I sent crypto incorrectly
Wrong address or wrong network?
Start by identifying the network used and who controls the destination.
Crypto troubleshooting
Start with what you can prove on-chain. Choose the situation closest to yours, collect the transaction details, and avoid anyone asking for a recovery phrase or upfront crypto payment.
Do not retry, bridge, or send more funds until you know which problem you have.
I sent crypto incorrectly
Start by identifying the network used and who controls the destination.
My crypto is missing
Separate an on-chain problem from a wallet display problem before moving anything.
My transaction failed
Read the explorer status and fix the actual error before paying to retry.
My exchange deposit is missing
Gather the transaction evidence and contact only the receiving exchange.
Six focused guides, connected by the decisions that determine whether funds are visible, recoverable, or final.

Usually a display issue
Wallet balance looks wrong? Verify the real on-chain balance, check the network and account, add missing tokens, and resync safely.

Depends on destination
Learn how to assess crypto sent to a wrong address, which cases may be recoverable, and when a confirmed transfer is final.

Sometimes recoverable
Sent crypto on the wrong network? Identify who controls the destination, check whether recovery is possible, and avoid recovery scams.

Usually a display issue
Token missing from your wallet? Confirm it on-chain, check the network and account, then add the verified token contract safely.

Fee is final
Learn why failed crypto transactions still use gas, how to diagnose the error on a block explorer, and what to fix before retrying.

Sometimes recoverable
Forgot a memo or destination tag on an exchange deposit? Confirm the transfer, gather evidence, and use the official recovery process.